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Three women stand together at an awards event. One woman in the centre holds a blue glass trophy. A screen behind them reads Launch of Hospice Sunflower Days & Hospice Hero Awards 2026, celebrating outstanding achievements with Mayo Roscommon Hospice.

Joan Bourke receives Together For Hospice Hero Award

A group of people stand outside Ceramic City holding a #sunflower Children’s Hospice sign, surrounded by banners for Crean, Sunflower, and Mayo Roscommon Hospice, in front of a building with tile and bathroom signs.

The Crean Group Selects Sunflower Children’s Hospice as 2026 Charity of The Year

A smiling couple wearing jackets stand close together on a bright, sandy beach with sunglasses visible. The Mayo Roscommon Hospice logo is subtly featured on their jackets as the sea glistens in the background under a clear sky.

“Palliative care isn’t about keeping you alive, it’s about keeping you living”

Three volunteers in yellow vests stand by a fundraising table with donation boxes and treats. Text reads: Volunteer Day, Friday, 15th May, McWilliam Park Hotel, Claremorris. Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation. Green background.

Come Together for Volunteer Day: Celebrate & Get Involved!

A group of people pose outdoors around a large stone sculpture shaped like the letter O, surrounded by grass and landscaping, with houses and a blue sky in the background, gathering to show their support for Mayo Roscommon Hospice.

Children’s memorial garden opens at Roscommon palliative care support unit

A large group of children and adults pose with a sunflower mascot and a banner reading “Together We Can Do So Much,” in front of Sunflower-themed displays, celebrating the community spirit supported by Mayo Roscommon Hospice.

Castlebar Swimming Club young swimmers to cover 360 km in one day in support the Sunflower Children’s Hospice

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